Maxime Liquet

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Hi all, First of all, I apologize for not adopting one of your suggested issue templates! I have a question that should have been better suited for Discord, but from...

Help Request

Reporting a nasty but also somewhat funny bug, in which I can sort of click on a Tabulator widget that is in a `pn.Tabs` layout while displaying another tab (not...

component: tabulator

In this issue, two Points elements are created with the color encoded with the `color` plot option set to the same dimension. One element contains all the categories found in...

type: bug

https://github.com/holoviz/holoviews/pull/4806 was merged a few years ago and allowed `datashade()` categorical plots to automatically include a legend. This is very nice as it avoids manually creating a legend (usually with...

While extending Param's README, I realized there's a gap in Param's functionality and documentation. Param provides "lazy reactive" APIs (depends(watch=False), bind(watch=False), rx(), etc.) that are meant to be introspected by...

doc
type-feature

We found out that classes with the same name (e.g. in different files) get clobbered in `concrete_descendents`. We extended `descendents` with a `concrete` parameter, and added a warning in `concrete_descendents`...

type-bug

Should the `objects` container of a `Selector` be shared when `check_on_set` is `False`? ```python import param class P(param.Parameterized): s = param.Selector(default=1, objects=[1, 2], check_on_set=False) pa = P(s=3) pb = P(s=4)...

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Suggestion for the new website structure: - Adopt Diataxis - Focus on the Reference and Gallery - Bokeh and Matplotlib (not always though), Plotly excluded for now ## Landing page...

It works if `c/color` is set to `'air'` but that shouldn't be required. ```python import hvplot.xarray # noqa hvplot.extension('matplotlib') ds = hvplot.sampledata.air_temperature('xarray').sel(time='2014-02-25 12:00') p = ds.hvplot.contour( x='lon', y='lat', z='air', #...

backend: matplotlib